Graduate Certificate in Business Administration
Kaplan Business School
Type of institution: Higher Education Institutions
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 02426B
The Graduate Certificate in Business Administration is ideal for busy professionals who want to enhance their job prospects and reap the benefits of a globally recognised business qualification. The program introduces students to a range of fundamental concepts including business perspectives and communications theory, measurement and decision making and strategic human resource management. With a Graduate Certificate in Business Administration students can leverage their existing experience with enhanced practical skills. Whether their goal is to advance their career, change career paths or start up their own business, students will hone the necessary skills and knowledge to gain control of their future.
Structure
4 core subjects
Subjects
- MBA401 People, Culture and Contemporary Leadership
- MBA402 Governance, Ethics and Sustainability
- MBA403 Financial and Economic Interpretation and Communication
- MBA404 Consumer Behaviour and Marketing Psychology
Standard entry requirements
- A Bachelor Degree (or AQF Level 7 equivalent course) OR
- An Advanced Diploma/Associate Degree (or AQF Level 6 equivalent course) plus evidence of a minimum of two years
Study pathways
Graduate Certificate in Business Administration graduates may be eligible for 6 credits towards the Master of Business Administration.
Study information
| Campus | Fees | Entry | Mid year intake | Attendance |
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| Adelaide | Domestic: $15,120 International: $17,800 | No |
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| Brisbane | Domestic: $15,120 International: $17,800 | No |
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| Gold Coast | Domestic: $15,120 International: $17,800 | No |
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| Melbourne | Domestic: $15,120 International: $17,800 | No |
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| Perth | Domestic: $15,120 International: $17,800 | No |
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| Sydney | Domestic: $15,120 International: $17,800 | No |
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Further information
International students are required to undertake a full time study workload.
